Fade Away Nebraska

Ready to start your tattoo removal journey? Whether you’re looking to completely remove a tattoo or simply fade it for a cover-up, we’re here to help.

Free consultations are available so we can evaluate your tattoo, discuss your goals, and create a treatment plan that’s right for you.

👩‍⚕️ Our Laser Tattoo Removal Team
• Heather — Lead Tattoo Removal Technician
• Nina — Tattoo Removal Technician

📅 Hours by appointment only:
Monday–Thursday: 10 AM–1 PM
Tuesday & Thursday evenings: 6–8 PM
Saturdays: Vary between 10 AM–1 PM and 12–3 PM

📍 Appointments are required.
✅ Free consultations!

If you’ve been thinking about removing a tattoo, fading an old one, or making space for a fresh start, now is the time to book your consultation.

👇🏻Click the link to get scheduled!

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Why Fade Away?

Let me tell you a few reasons!

Great techs!

Knowledge!

Caring service!

Unbeatable prices!

Here at Fade Away, client education is our priority, so let’s talk possible side effects of laser tattoo removal.

Redness and Swelling: Inflammation is very common, often lasting a few days after treatment.

Blistering and Scabbing: While we do everything we can to avoid this reaction, these are normal responses that can appear shortly after the session as the skin heals.

Itching: A common sign that the immune system is working to remove ink.

Frosting: A temporary white layer on the skin surface due to carbon dioxide release.

Pin-point Bleeding: Possible in some patients, especially when using higher laser settings, usually resolving within a few days.

Rare or Long-Term Risks Include

Hyperpigmentation: The treated area becomes darker than the surrounding skin, more common in darker skin tones, but usually fades within 6–12 months.

Hypopigmentation: The treated area appears lighter than the surrounding skin, often caused by sun exposure during the healing process.

Scarring: Unlikely, appearing in less than 2% of patients.

Infection: Risk increases if blistering skin is not properly cared for with cleaning and ointment.

Color Changes: Certain tattoo colors may paradoxically turn black instantly, which requires additional sessions.

Side Effect Mitigation and Care

Sun Protection: Always apply sunscreen (SPF 25+) to prevent long-term skin discoloration.

Avoid Picking: Do not pick at scabs or blisters to avoid scarring or infection.

Keep Area Clean: Wash with antibacterial soap and keep the area covered with a bandage for up to a week.

Avoid Irritation: Avoid hot water, swimming, and strenuous exercise for 24–48 hours post-treatment.